North Beach Campground, located in Levan, Utah, offers a unique lakeside camping experience with opportunities for water activities and stargazing. As part of the Campgrounds & RV Parks category, it provides a more primitive camping environment with access to a sandy beach.
Based on customer reviews, North Beach Campground is a great location for recreational activities such as boating, kayaking, and volleyball. The sandy beach and clear skies make it ideal for stargazing. However, campers should be prepared for primitive conditions and potential access challenges.
Key features and considerations of North Beach Campground include:
Local users seeking a lakeside camping experience with recreational opportunities and stargazing will find North Beach Campground to be a suitable destination. However, campers should be prepared for primitive camping conditions and potential access challenges.
Wheelchair accessible parking lot
Public restroom
Restroom
Running water
Tent sites
Camping fee
Good for kids
On-site parking
Dogs allowed
END OF SUMMER BOATING BLAST There was water, stuff to make ham and cheese sandwiches, juice chips and cookies. I played Volleyball, I went tubing 4 times, then I went kayaking, then I went tubing by myself and I fed Goldfish Crackers to the Seagulls.
Great place for stargazing and the sand was amazing. A few of the bathrooms had no toilet paper, but they are primitive toilets so I suppose that's not a huge shock. We tried to drive our car down but couldn't because of the sand so we parked it up top and walked our camping supplies down. I think if we had shown up while it was still light out we might have been able to drive the car down, but if you're planning on coming here know you might not make it all the way to the water if you don't have an awd. Also some family decided to start the party at about 1am down from us a ways which was irritating. Other than that this was a perfect camping spot.
Frustrating experience! I paid $30 to reserve a spot only to find that I could have driven right in without paying. There was no spot reserved for me at all and since I had been delayed, that meant everything had been taken before I got there. We just squeezed in to an empty area and made due as we could. The bathrooms were really far from the water so we had to drive the little kids up to them. This was fine during the day but after dark it was dangerous. The roads weren't marked and if you inadvertently drove off them, you could end up getting stuck in the deep sand. The beach was fun and the water was lovely. I had a hard time coaxing the kids out of the water. If I hadn't paid for a reservation, I think I would have shrugged off the problems. Next time if I decide to brave the deep sands again I'll drive in for free like I'm sure everyone else did.
Sanding beach’s though you’ll want Sandals as there are sharp weeds on the beach. Wind is a constant occurrence here and your lucky if you get a calm day. There is a small area for off-road riding near by but mostly private land. The lake is refreshing but murky. Great for kids as the water stays shallow for a significant distant from the shoreline. Don’t forget to pay the rangers are active.
We go here every year! We love parking right on the beach and camping out, it usually gets pretty windy so make sure you pitch your tent well if you're in one. As well as making sure if you have any sort of canopy that it is secured well!
What a wonderful place there was nobody there. I felt like I was in the Caribbean only 4 MI from the highway